The excitement was palpable around this afternoon's Keystone Classic matchup between in-state rivals Pitt and Penn State and because of that, fans came out in droves, making the game between the Panthers and Nittany Lions the seventh-most attended in Penn State history, according to the athletic department. The crowd was more than the #107kStrong which Coach Franklin touts at every chance, as Penn State (and Pitt) fans packed Beaver Stadium with 109,898 people.
The game ranks as the second most-attended non-conference game in the stadium's history, only trailing 2007's Whiteout game against Notre Dame.
|1||110,753||2002 vs. Nebraska|
|2||110,134||2007 vs. Ohio State|
|3||110,078||2007 vs. Notre Dame|
|4||110,033||2009 vs. Ohio State|
|5||110,017||2008 vs. Michigan|
|6||110,007||2006 vs. Michigan|
|7||109,898||2017 vs. Pitt|
|8||109,865||2005 vs. Wisconsin|
|9||109,845||2008 vs. Michigan State|
|10||109,839||2005 vs. Ohio State|
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